Online videos of the Google Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold have been updated

Photo Credit: Tom's Guide Google is currently showing Pixel Tablets during Milan Design Week as part of its ongoing tease campaign for the device's I/O 2023 debut. A hands-on video of the Pixel Fold has also surfaced online. Nearly a year after the Pixel Tablet's initial unveiling during the company's I/O 2022 keynote, Google is still teasing the device. Additionally, there have been a number of leaks since then, including a brief listing of the tablet's standalone charging dock on Amazon. Roland Quandt is to blame for last week's alleged pricing leak. Photo Credit: CNET The Shaped by Water display, which Google hosted at this year's Milan Design Week, appears to include Pixel Tablet units. Google unveiled a second Pixel Tablet colorway, most likely to be marketed as "Coral," as the accompanying images and video below demonstrate. On the basis of Google's Shaped by Water stand, a fourth colorway, maybe in "Lemongrass," blue, or black, is also rumored to be coming out. Also Read: The Google Pixel Tablet is anticipated to be less expensive than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 However, neither the Pixel Fold nor the Pixel 7a were featured at the Pixel Milan display. On Twitter, Kuba Wojciechowski, though, posted a quick hands-on video with the former. The six-second video, which is also linked below, appears to reveal that the Pixel Fold will feature thicker top and bottom bezels than those covering the device's foldable display's sides. Although it's not obvious if the Pixel Fold closes flush, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and an inner front-facing camera that's tucked under the top bezel are visible. Currently, Google's I/O 2023 keynote on May 10 is scheduled to include announcements of the Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold, and Pixel 7a.